The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-02-10

started it is hoped that it will receive
sufficient patronage to insure Its per-
manency.
THE street loafer is getting to be pos,
tive nuisance fact he always has been
| that, but he Is growing more offensive
| and is not content now with making loud
| comments upon ladies who are forced to
| pass. but address questions to them. The
militia might with great propriety be
called out to dispense these foul mouthed
mobs. and if a few of them are shot SO
| much the better for society.
THERE are a few drunken loafers in
this city who do not thing toward sup
porting their families. Their wives are
forced to work from early dawn till night
10 keep the children from want and then
are abused by their british husbands. II
the law making drunkenness a punishable
offense were passed, these worthless ours
could be kept in jail and thus their fami-
lies could be protected from them at least.
ARE YOU INTERESTED
is the prices of EHbr0ideries. FT0uncing
and White goods of all kinds? If you
are we know that our late arrivals in
these several lines will interest you, for
50 great variety of beautiful designs
has never been shown in this city, nor
were prices on equally good values ever
so low as you will find these to be- 4
careful comparison Of these goods with
any other of like quality is solicited.
II SCHUETTE Bros.
AT the teachers meeting held at Mish-
icott, January 29th, there were thirteen
teachers present. This was a slight fall
ing off on the proceeding meeting. The
meeting was a live one, and much discus
sion was elected. Mr. G. Pluckermann
was the only teacher who failed to pre-
sent MS subject. Some teachers Will al
ways try to be present. Perseverance Is
noble trait, and it is to be hoped they
VIII all TRY, try again. at the meeting to
be held at Mishicott February Goth, 1897.
The following is the programme:
Miss }. Thompson, .....................-D Drawing.
c. Pluckermann, .......... Why teach Geography
Miss H. Symes, 49,. Primary Lessons in History.
f. 4. Benedict, ........ How to teach Percentage.
Floyd Westgate, ...... How to inculcate Morality.
Discussion,-Is II practicable for teachers to es-
tablish a minimum for their services? ~
CHARLES CONWAY died at his home IN
Meme on the 31st of January. He was
a native of County Mayo, Ireland. where
he was born in 1912 and which he left IN
1910 to seek home in America. After
residing a few years in New York he came
to Manitowoc county in 1856 and
settled on the farm upon which he
lived until his death. He was an in
telhgent farmer and one of the prominent
men of his town, serving many years as
justice of the peace and on the town
board. each of which positions he filled
acceptably. He possessed the confidence
and esteem of his neighbOrs and many
friends mourn his death. His remains
were inferred on Wednesday of last week.
ALBERT LANDRETH has now grievance
against The Pilot which may sever their
hitherto cordial relations. The difficulty
comes from the proof readers transform
ing the name Landreth to "Sandreth." As
Albert is an agriculturist he is not par
ticularly anxious to dwell upon the
sand" which is in his composition and
suspects that The Pilot is Ill league with
the Philadelphia crowd which sought to
make him change his name. When he
talks 10 the farmers through the columns
OF The Pilot on matters of mutual inter-
est he DOESN'T want his name TO begin with
any sibilant He prefers the smooth
flow Of the L 50 dear reader for
ALBERT Sandreth" in the communication
in last week. issue read Albert Land
reth'' and there viii be peace for brief
! season in this Office.
REV. Mr.. BossARD. pastor Of the Pres
| byterian church OF this city was ordained
on Monday of this week. The Milwaukee
Presbytery consisting of Rev. A. A. Kiehle
and Rev. S. ". Chichester Of Milwaukee